Connect ChatGPT to your Samva account.
Open the Samva plugin in ChatGPT, install it, and approve the connection for one organization. Start by asking whether that organization is ready to send email. The check reads your setup and sends nothing.
You are already in ChatGPT, and the answer you want is in your Samva account: is this organization ready to send email, and what is left to set up. Copying DNS records and statuses between two tabs is slow and easy to get wrong.
Connected in three steps.
Open the plugin.
Open the Samva plugin in ChatGPT and install it.
Connect one organization.
Sign in to Samva and approve the connection for the organization you choose.
Ask for a readiness check.
Ask whether the organization is ready to send email and what is left to set up. The check only reads.
What the connection can reach.
One organization per connection
The connection works in the one organization you chose when you approved it.
It acts as you
The plugin connects ChatGPT to Samva's hosted MCP server over OAuth, with the same organization-scoped access as any OAuth client.
Reads first, writes when you mean them
A readiness check and a status lookup only read. Sending, scheduling, publishing, and changing settings are writes, so ask for them only when you mean them.
The tools your client lists
The tools ChatGPT lists depend on what it exposes. Ask it which Samva tools it can call instead of assuming a fixed set.
Common questions.
What should I ask first?
Start with a read-only prompt: Using Samva, check whether this organization is ready to send email and list what is left to set up. It sends no email.
Which organization does the plugin use?
The one you choose when you approve the connection. Each connection works with one organization.
Which Samva tools can ChatGPT call?
The tools ChatGPT lists depend on what it exposes, so ask it to list the Samva tools it can call. Tools that send, schedule, publish, or change settings are writes. Ask for them only when you mean them.
I use a different MCP client. Can I connect it?
Yes. Any MCP client that supports OAuth can connect to the hosted server at mcp.samva.dev.